Noctua NH-D14 overclocking?

How much paste did you put?

Try a reinstall.

Normal amount, but I changed my processor cooler, can that old thermal paste mess it up? I tried to clean my processor, but without alcohol.

You should replace the thermal paste!!!! That's why you're getting these horrid temperatures is because you didn't replace your paste for this install!

What's wrong with 36c? Depending on ambient temps I wouldn't think this is that bad. Definately get rid of all that old thermal paste. Use rubbing alcohol to remove the old paste.

Of course I replaced the thermal paste, you did not get it, but anyways, I re-installed the cooler and Im having same temps.

TMPIN0 and TMPIN1, which one is CPU temperature?

Are your fans running at 100% @ idle?

http://i49.tinypic.com/6i5lhz.png

99%

Which one is my REAL CPU temp? And if I overclock, which temp I should be looking at? Core temps? TMPIN0 or TMPIN1?

http://i49.tinypic.com/25z3u2o.png

Seriously no help :<?

What's the ambient temps??

As I see the LOAD temps are about 47 C i think you shouldn't worry

Core Temps and Package temps.

What is package temp? So I shouldn't care about "TMPIN0" ? I only should care about core temps, right?

TMPIN0 & TMPIN1 are not your CPU core temps, I don't know what they are because the group they are under isn't shown in your screenshot and I'm not super familiar with the layout of CPUz, but I would guess that they are Case or PSU temps or something, or temps from the CPU cooler (and not the cores themselves, which is what matters).

Well lets say that max temp is 60C, so what temperature meter should I look at? I mean if I'm overclocking and I know that the max temp is 60C. What meter shouldn't go over 60? Core temps?

That would be my guess. I am not much into overclocking, so someone else could inform you better, I just felt I could help clarify what you are looking at to you.

Are you sure that 60C is the magic number, I was under the impression that processors were good into the 70s usually; but as I said, I'm not an expert. You may want to find a guide for overclocking an AMD FX CPU if you are new to the process.

The number you want to watch is the Core's they are the internal sensor on the cpu it self.

I think AMD is a bit over cautious with the 60c(62c) spec, but thats the number you want to look at.

The other sensors may be the board sensor for the cpu and cause or chipset, but it is more calibrated to control the fan and shut down in case it gets WAY too hot.

So you are at 47c you have some room to overclock. now get to it  

+1. Nice answer, now to clocking >

If this is your first overclocking, take it slow and realize that at some point, heat and power draw will get very high(because you will need more and more voltage). That is the point to stop for me at lease(past this, you start to get into very high temps for little gains in actual performance).

The NH D14 is one of the BEST quiet performance coolers you can get. I think you will have some good times with it  
Just make sure you have some air flow in the case to get rid of extra heat.

I'm at 3.5GHz at the moment and having nice temps. 55c MAX  !

And about my air flow: I have Antec DF-35 case which has 4 coolers + I have one in sidepanel. So I think they are okay  ?

http://store.antec.com/productimages/Originals/root/DF3...

With stock volts. I ran Prime95 for hour.

For me 24H is the goal, but it depends on how much you want to worry about it. Very few day to day activities will stress like prime, but some things can(video encoding with the cpu can be a heavy load for instance).